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MRSA st398 - will the Germans keep quiet? 
  Pat's Note: A British owned publication published in the Netherlands and invariably very vet friendly. You can read their stuff for yourselves and decide how helpful it is. Do you think the Germans are going to takle all the flak, when they have a database in Germany (Ridom) that, thanks to Burkie, they know... more »
By Pat Gardiner  - 6:30am - 1 new of 1 message    

台北虛擬辦公室(公司設址.個人事務所設址)--台北城堡商務中 心 
  台北虛擬辦公室(公司設址.個人事務所設址)--台北城堡商務中 心 網址: [link] ★台北市忠孝西路一段33號7樓 (捷運7號出口) 專辦:小型辦公室出租 公司登記地址出租 電話:2314-3916 0937-278205 周經理
By NANA  - Nov 26 - 1 new of 1 message    

"Pig MRSA" in the EU - long-awaited survey 
  Pat's Note: Developing storm clouds for Britain's infamous government vets. They are not now going to get away with anything. After a decade of faking everything in sight and intimidating anyone who stood out againast their criminal activities, the game is up. Everyone reads Maryn McKenna. [link]... more »
By Pat Gardiner  - Nov 26 - 5 new of 5 messages    

MRSA -Weasel words from a discredited Defra 
  Pat's Note: Bully for Switzerland. Look at Defra's crooked misleading weasel comment: 'Evidence does not suggest that the presence of MRSA in pig herds is a public health risk.' They must hold the people of Britain in total contempt. MRSA has been hidden up by them for at least five years. It will not be long before they are stripped of crown immunity and... more »
By Pat Gardiner  - Nov 25 - 5 new of 5 messages    

Baling wholecrop straw 
  I know it sounds a tad bizarre, but I have been pondering a few ways of providing biomass fuel that does not require huge capital expenditure or my spending hours shovelling timber into a boiler firebox! I am still very tempted by a Farm 2000/Dragonheat boiler, sized to take a couple of conventional bales. The problem is that filling the boiler with... more »
By srawli...@cix.compulink.co.uk  - Nov 24 - 15 new of 15 messages    

MRSA - Soil Association 
  Pat's Note: Britain's hopelessly corrupt government vets are now on the rack, heading for disgrace and a major unsympathetic international investigation. They are in desperate trouble. I can do no better than quote Warmwell: [link] November 24 2009 ~MRSA - "there can be no excuse for not introducing a... more »
By Pat Gardiner  - Nov 24 - 1 new of 1 message    

Defra is paying for the climate change research 
  As the resident stalker will obviously not be happy until he has got everybody involved with him into serious trouble, I should make it clear that the controversial climate change research at Norwich is largely commissioned and paid for by Defra. Hopelessly corrupt Defra pays the bill and got what it paid for: dodgy... more »
By Pat Gardiner  - Nov 24 - 45 new of 45 messages    

Defra under fire over climate change 
  Pat's Note: Once again we have a scandal involving scientists employed by Defra producing dodgy data and potentially misleading the world. The world can't afford Britain's bands of dodgy Defra scientists. They have dragged British science into the mud. The distressing thing is how few British scientists are exposing sceintific scams.... more »
By Pat Gardiner  - Nov 24 - 2 new of 2 messages    

MRSA in pigs - report published 
  Pat's Note: Well we have got it - and as well leaked and long awaited it shows Britain fairly clean. You will understand that having stood by watching some of the most senior government vets in Britain fake blood tests on pigs and issue false documents in front of us, I have no confidence whatsoever in the... more »
By Pat Gardiner  - Nov 24 - 1 new of 1 message    

FLYING VET to be IMPRISONED FOREVER 
  Those involved in agriculture will know the Flying Vet. He has covered vast distances by air to visit his "patients", and also as a hobby crossed oceans in flimsy canvas-winged planes to reach Australia and America. However, when he lived in Guernsey he discovered crimes and reported them. He was at that time unaware that the police he was reporting to... more »
By Charles Douglas Wehner  - Nov 23 - 1 new of 1 message    

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